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Connecticut General Statutes > Title 22 > Chapter 433 - Diseases of Domestic Animals

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§ 22-278	Orders and regulations for control of livestock diseases
§ 22-279	Quarantine of animals. Penalties
§ 22-279a	Quarantine of animals being tested for disease or biological or chemical residue
§ 22-280	Control of communicable diseases. Fees
§ 22-280a	Transporting and possession of vaccines and serums for dogs and cats
§ 22-284	Anthrax or charbon
§ 22-284a	Vaccination of equine animals against encephalomyelitis
§ 22-285	Emergency appropriations for suppression of diseases
§ 22-286	Cooperation with United States government
§ 22-287	Tuberculin tests; disposition of reactors; addition to herds; surveillance tests
§ 22-288	Compensation for condemned cattle
§ 22-288a	Condemnation of herd. Compensation. Appeals
§ 22-289	Manufacture and sale of tuberculin
§ 22-290	Tuberculin test
§ 22-291	Tuberculosis-free accredited herd defined
§ 22-292	Additions to an officially tested herd
§ 22-293	Additions or sales to be reported
§ 22-294	Care of herds
§ 22-295	Owners to keep records
§ 22-296	Quarantine of infected herd. Permit for removal of animals
§ 22-297	Appraisal on post mortem examination
§ 22-298	Test for brucellosis. Branding. Quarantine
§ 22-299	Inclusion of calfhood vaccinated animals in herd test. Modified certified areas. Removal of animals under quarantine
§ 22-299a	Brucellosis class free areas. Quarantine
§ 22-300	Compulsory testing
§ 22-301	Permit for sale of milk contingent on herd complying with statutes
§ 22-302	Informative tests to be at state expense
§ 22-303	Brucellosis vaccination
§ 22-304	Control of disease in imported cattle. Disposal of reactors
§ 22-305	No distinction between dairy and beef cattle
§ 22-306	Enforcement. Regulations. Penalty
§ 22-307	Indemnities
§ 22-308	Permit for importation of cattle and goats
§ 22-309	Refusal of permit
§ 22-310	Importation of dairy and breeding cattle and goats
§ 22-311	Report of arrival
§ 22-312	Requirements concerning dairy cattle and goats
§ 22-313	Cattle for slaughter
§ 22-314	Disinfection of carriers
§ 22-315	Illegal importations. Reward for information
§ 22-316	Disposal of diseased cattle and goats
§ 22-317	Cattle in transit
§ 22-318	Importation of feeder cattle
§ 22-318a	Dispersal sale of herd
§ 22-318b	Issuance of interstate health charts for cattle at time of sale
§ 22-319	Registration of growers of swine. Control of disease
§ 22-319a	Hog cholera serum or vaccine prohibited. Penalty
§ 22-320	Control of vesicular exanthema in swine
§ 22-320a	Definitions
§ 22-320b	Garbage to be heated to boiling point
§ 22-320c	Registration
§ 22-320d	Suspension, revocation or withholding of registration
§ 22-320e	Inspections concerning cooking of garbage
§ 22-320f	Regulations
§ 22-320g	Feeding of household garbage to swine excepted
§ 22-320h	Penalty
§ 22-321	Penalty

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